C. F. Strong's analysis of the Indian Constitution highlights its secular nature, emphasizing the guarantee of religious freedom for all citizens and the absence of a state religion.
Who among the following scholars writes like this, "India as a secular state guarantees constitutional freedom of religion to all persons and does not assign a special position to any particular religion"?
Asked in APPSCCE 2020 Prelims 2020 · Topic: The Preamble (Understanding 'Secular' (including 42nd Amendment and Indian concept))
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